Jeevamrit: Farmers' Organic Solution for Better Yields, Lower Costs

• Surguja farmers can now make Jeevamrit at home using cow dung and urine, reducing reliance on expensive chemical fertilizers.
• Agricultural expert Sanjay Yadav highlights Jeevamrit's role in increasing beneficial soil microorganisms and maintaining long-term soil fertility.
• Preparation involves mixing 10 kg cow dung, 10 liters cow urine, 1 kg jaggery, 1 kg pulse flour, and 1 kg rotten fruit pulp (optional) in 100 liters of water, then fermenting for 4-5 days.
• Jeevamrit can be applied via irrigation, drip, or directly to plant bases; for spraying, dilute 1 liter in 10-15 liters of water.
• Ghanjeevamrit, a solid form, is also effective, offering a sustainable and cost-effective alternative for all crops, improving soil health and farmer profits.